Electrical Engineering (BSc), BSc, University of Twente

the Netherlands

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The award	How you will study	Study duration	Course start	Domestic course fees	International course fees
BSc	Full-time	3 years	September	-	-

About Electrical Engineering (BSc), BSc - at University of Twente

This English-taught bachelor's programme focuses on developing and improving electronics-based systems. You will study and work on high-tech applications, such as robot arms for surgery or sensors for health applications. Check out the study programme or find out more about why you should choose Electrical Engineering at the University of Twente.

Developing and improving electronics-based systems

The Bachelor's programme in Electrical Engineering will equip you with knowledge and skills that are essential in almost all areas of technology (electronics, data storage, communication, antennas, user interfaces, energy storage, sensors, control, signal conditioning, robotics and optics). Electrical engineers are highly employable, largely because their training encompasses a branch of science rather than a specific profession. Whatever career path you decide on, as an electrical engineer you will invent your own future. This is one of the best programmes you can take in terms of the excellent job opportunities it provides.

Some examples of Electrical Engineering

Healthcare

Robotic arms that can perform appendix surgery or replace an amputated limb;
Monitoring and control systems for helping sick or disabled people;
Smart pills that incorporate various laboratory functions in a single chip and travel through the body measuring values to help diagnose a patient (lab-on-a-chip).

Telecommunication

Development of an automatic pilot for drones, so that they no longer have to be controlled from the ground;
Radio of the future: modular audio platform;
Innovative and unique beamforming system that can be applied in smart antenna arrays for satellite communication on high-speed vehicles, busses, trains, and aircraft. This broadband system is electronically steerable and has no mechanical moving parts;
Electronics designed for short-distance communication (e.g. between various devices used at home);

Safety & Sustainability

Car-to-car communication via sensors that can automatically adjust the speed of each vehicle;
Small robots that can predict tornados;
devices for converting chemical energy into electric energy;
a smart operating system that tells you whether you should use the electrical engine in your hybrid car or the fuel engine;
Face, behaviour and situation recognition for making public spaces safer;
More energy-efficient chips, so that mobile devices no longer need frequent recharging.

Take a look at the study programme to find out what you can expect during this bachelor's programme.

Why study Electrical Engineering at the University of Twente?

These are some great reasons to study Electrical Engineering in Twente:

Close links to world-renowned research institutes
International and project-based education
Strong links with nanotechnology, robotics, ICT and biomedical technology
Using your knowledge to solve society's problems
Excellent job opportunities with your degree
Small-scale and personal learning environment
Voted best programme of its kind by students*

Want to know more about this bachelor's programme?

Visit the Open Days or sign up to be a student-for-a-day to make sure that this bachelor's programme is the best choice for you. Please do not hesitate to contact us for more information or find out how to apply.

Entry requirements

International students: Non-Dutch students should have secondary school qualifications comparable to the Dutch VWO diploma (good A level results or International Baccalaureate) with good grades in Mathematics and Physics as compulsory subjects. As the programme is entirely English-taught, a high level of English proficiency (Cambridge English B1 level, IELTS minimum 6.0, or equivalent) is also required. Click here for more information. Students with an international diploma are advised to contact the Admission Office of the University of Twente early on. The Admission Office will then determine whether you meet the admission requirements for the Bachelor’s programme in Electrical Engineering.

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